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  • Lawyer name:Kesten, Leonard H.
  • Address:699 Boylston Street Boston,MA
  • Phone:617-880-7104
  • Fax:617-880-7171
  • PostalCode:02116
  • WebSite:http://www.bhpklaw.com/
  • Areas of Practice:Municipal Liability Practice Employment Law and Land use Civil Rights

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  • Leonard H. Kesten is one of the preeminent trial lawyers in Massachusetts.? Mr. Kesten has conducted over 100 jury trials in the United States District Court and the Superior Court. He has also conducted numerous public hearings before the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. He has argued appeals before the Supreme Judicial Court, the Massachusetts Court of Appeals, and the United States Court of Appeals.? Many of the reported decisions obtained by Mr. Kesten and BHPK appellate specialist Deidre Regan?have established important precedents in the areas of civil rights, employment, and school liability.

    Mr. Kesten devotes much of his practice to the representation of cities and towns in Massachusetts and their officials and employees. He is considered one of the leading defenders of police officers as he has developed an extensive expertise in the areas of use of force, the constitutionality of searches, and the right to arrest.

    He?is also considered an expert in discrimination and all forms of employment litigation. He has litigated high profile employment matters in the areas of gender and race discrimination as well as wrongful discharge in violation of public police and sexual harassment. He has successfully represented both employers and employees and has obtained a number of significant verdicts in these matters.

    Mr. Kesten has lectured extensively in the areas of trial practice, civil rights, and employment, both nationally and in Massachusetts.? He was recently named in Lawyer's Weekly's Power List of Most Influential Attorneys in 2009.? In addition,?he?has been recognized as a Lawyer of the Year by Lawyer's Weekly, has been?named as a Super Lawyer each year since the award began, has been named as one of?the 100 top trial lawyers in Massachusetts by the American Academy of Trial Lawyers, and is rated a perfect 10 (superb) by AVVO.? He has been honored with a Citizens Award given by the Town of Yarmouth Police Department and has been honored by the United States Police K9 Association for his work in the areas of canine use of force.

    Before becoming an attorney, Mr. Kesten worked for both the Connecticut and Massachusetts Departments of Correction.? He began work as a corrections?officer/counselor and eventually ended his career as a prison superintendent.? He also worked as a special education teacher in the Boston Public Schools.??

    After?graduating from law school in 1983, Mr. Kesten became an associate at Morrison Mahoney and Miller.? In 1990, he was named as a partner.??In 1995,?Mr. Kesten became a founding partner of BHPK.??

    Mr. Kesten was born in Poland and is a child of Holocaust survivors. He and his family moved to Israel and then to the United States when he was?10 years old. He was raised on a farm in Connecticut.

    Significant Trials

    Mr. Kesten has been lead counsel on over 100 jury trials.? Some of the more significant ones include:

    Auty v. Mendon, et al USDC, Judge SwartwoodCivil Rights allegationsRepresented: Mendon PoliceVerdict: Defense verdict, and verdict for Defendants in counterclaim which alleged conspiracy to commit perjury.

    Orton v. Yarmouth USDC, Judge KeetonUse of K9 forceRepresented: Shadow the K9Verdict: Defense verdict

    Grossmith v. Foxboro USDC, Judge YoungFalse arrest and excessive forceRepresented: Foxboro Police DepartmentVerdict: Defense verdict

    Snow v. Town of Hamilton USDC, Judge GertnerSexual discriminationRepresented: Town of HamiltonVerdict: Defense verdict

    Buckland v. Town of Westford Superior Court Judge HinkleyExcessive force, use of batonRepresented: Westford Police DepartmentVerdict: Defense verdict

    Starczewski v. Town of Dudley Police Superior Court Judge ToomeyExcessive force, deathRepresented: Dudley Police DepartmentVerdict: Defense verdict

    Jarrett v. Yarmouth K9USDC, Judge TauroUse of K9 forceRepresented: Shadow the K9Verdict: Plaintiff verdict for $1.00, reversed on appeal.

    Lasota v. Topsfield USDC, Judge GertnerRight to Association 1st AmendmentRepresented: TopsfieldVerdict: Defense verdict

    Doe v. Westlake Sexual AssaultRepresented: Plaintiff DoeVerdict: Plaintiff's verdict for $1.6 million

    Anderson v. PartnersSuperior Court Judge ConnollyTraffic accidentRepresented: Plaintiff AndersonVerdict: Plaintiff's verdict for $2.3 million

    Davignon v. Clemmey USDC, Judge YoungEmotional distressRepresented: Plaintiff DavignonVerdict: Plaintiff's verdict for $4.8 million

    Gomez v. Yarmouth K9 USDC, Judge KeetonUse of K9 forceRepresented: Shadow the K9Verdict: Defense verdict

    Cippoletta v. Whitfield Sharp Superior Court Judge BotsfordDefamationRepresented: Plaintiff CippolettaVerdict: Plaintiff's verdict for $150,000

    Ciulla v. Gloucester Police USDC, Judge YoungFalse arrest and sex discriminationRepresented: Gloucester PoliceVerdict: Defense verdict, Judge found that Plaintiff had lied

    Melons v. Yarmouth Police USDC, Judge StearnsSexual assault and excessive forceRepresented: Yarmouth PoliceVerdict: Judgment for Defendant, Judge found that Plaintiff had lied

    Russel v. Reading Police USDC, Judge CollingsRacial profilingRepresented: Reading PoliceVerdict: Defense verdict

    Wilson v. Mendon PoliceUSDC, Judge SwartwoodExcessive forceRepresented: Mendon PoliceVerdict: Defense verdict

    Palazolla v. Foxboro Superior Court Judge RausseInjuries from goalpost teardown at Patriots' gameRepresented: Foxboro PoliceVerdict: Plaintiff's verdict, reversed by Supreme Judicial Court

    Chase v. Fitchburg Police Department USDC, Judge YoungFalse arrestRepresented: Fitchburg Police DepartmentVerdict: Defense verdict

    Herreira v. MIT Police USDC, Judge StearnsFalse arrest and excessive forceRepresented: MIT PoliceVerdict: Defense verdict

    Beck v. State PoliceSuperior Court Judge BrassardFalse arrest of lawyerRepresented: State PoliceVerdict: Defense verdict

    Fruforminduh v. Chelmsford Police Department USDC, Judge YoungFalse arrest and excessive forceRepresented: Chelmsford Police DepartmentVerdict: Defense verdict

    Gallerani v. Plymouth USDC, Judge O'TooleWrongful dischargeRepresented: Town of PlymouthVerdict: Defense verdict

    Drunk v. Wareham USDC, Judge ZobelFalse arrest and excessive forceRepresented: Wareham Police DepartmentVerdict: Defense verdict

    Significant reported decisions include the following:

    Cuddyer v. Stop & Shop

    Jarret v. Yarmouth

    Lasota v. Topsfield

    Howe v. Marblehead

    Wilson v. Mendon

    Furtado v. Plymouth

    Palazzola v. Foxboro

    Porto v. Tewksbury

  • Massachusetts, 1983 U.S. District Court District of Massachusetts, 1983 U.S. Court of Appeals 1st Circuit, 1983

  • Massachusetts Bar Association (Member) Federal Bar Association (Member) American Bar Association (Member) Boston Bar Association (Member) Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys (Member) Massachusetts Defense Lawyers Association (Member) Massachusetts Municipal Lawyers Association (Member) Defense Research Institute (Member) Over the Hill Basketball

  • Northeastern University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts, 1983J.D., Doctor of Jurisprudence University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, 1970B.A. Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1975M.Ed.

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